Boston Fed Executive Vice President Chris Haley will retire in January 2026 
Haley’s retirement follows 35 years of service at the Bank
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Executive Vice President Chris Haley, who directs the Bank’s Supervision, Regulation & Credit division, has announced his plans to retire at the end of January 2026.
Haley serves as the senior supervisory and regulatory advisor to Boston Fed leadership. He represents the Boston Reserve Bank in interactions with New England’s financial institutions, the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, other Reserve Banks, and supervisory agencies.
“Chris exemplifies a rigorous, thoughtful approach to supervision in the public interest, and we thank him for his dedicated service,” said Boston Fed President and CEO Susan M. Collins.
Haley joined the Boston Fed in 1991 as an assistant examiner in Supervision, Regulation & Credit. He advanced through a variety of leadership positions and was named the division’s executive vice president and director in 2020. He also serves on the Boston Fed’s Executive Committee.
A job posting for the position will soon be available on bostonfed.org.
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